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Originally Posted by EmporerEJ
Yes, I'm one citizen. But not alone. And my constitutional right, the 1st one on the list, trumps 300 million other's desire to take that right from me.
Have you READ the constitution? Or are you a "non-American," arguing about something you have no right to argue about?
I propose we eliminate 2257, and stop wasting time trying to restrict people's freedoms. I didn't start the fight, and I don't want it. But the usurpers of freedom have brought it to my doorstep. I swore an oath to defend the constitution. Not just when I had time, or when it was convenient. But whenever is was under attack, by whomever was attacking it, foreign or domestic.
And if they draft something else, we'll fight that as well. One fight at a time.
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One citizen or many citizens does not bring change. How else can one explain how taxes still exist in this country as this one the major reason for the war of independence.
Look I am right there with you on many issues. But the fact will always be that you cannot beat the government. Even when you do, they just rewrite a law and the cycle begins all over again. In the mean time, you have to spend your resources trying to find a way to beat the man. The man will always win in the end.
This "freedom" that was conceived with the birth of our Constitution has dwindled over the years because power and money hungry politicians saw more advantage in the control of thought than the freedom of it.